Infertility Treatment Using Eggs from a Donor
At MFS, we strive to bring a seamless, supportive and stress-free approach to every step as you go through treatment using donor egg. We work with several egg donation agencies and we will help guide you in choosing the best agency that that has the most comprehensive and rigorous vetting process to choose their egg donors and that offers the best price for their services.
Advantages of Using Donor Eggs
All frozen egg banks require egg donors to pass the most rigorous screening tests, including:
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Ovarian reserve
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Health: The donor is screened to exclude infectious diseases like CMV, hepatitis, syphilis and HIV prior to releasing the eggs to recipient
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Family Health background for 3 generations
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Genetic screening
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Psychological screening
We will help coordinate, purchase and get the egg(s) you purchased transferred to our facility. You will decide what kind of donor you want such as of age of the donor, race, ethnicity, eye or skin color and blood group to name a few.
Michigan Fertility Services provides a large and diverse selection through the following options
The Donor Selection Process is Easy.
You will have full access to donor databases and view detailed profiles of donors, all who have frozen donor eggs immediately available and ready to use.
Affordability
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Use of frozen eggs is half the cost of fresh egg donation IVF.
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After the purchase of the eggs, there is no further expense associated with the donated eggs; whereas, with fresh donor egg IVF, you are responsible for all of the donor’s expenses, including medications, monitoring, procedures, psychological and genetic testing, legal consultations, insurance and compensation.
Simplicity
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A frozen donor egg cycle is simple. After only one or two ultrasounds and a few blood tests, you are ready for your embryo transfer.
Our Story
Since 1992, Dr. Awonuga has been helping couples and women achieve their dream of taking a baby home following infertility treatment. Once practiced as Division and Fellowship Program Director at Wayne State University/Wayne Health Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility practice, he has now opened Michigan Fertility Services. Dr. Awonuga is an active researcher and continues to collaborate with scientists at the C.S. Mott Center for Human Growth and Development at Wayne State University. With extensive experience in the field, at Michigan Fertility Services we will educate our patients and be gentle, ethical, and respectful. These are essential because as inability to conceive and have children is associated with anxiety and psychological stress. Dr. Awonuga understands and will help manage these facets with an appropriate referral if necessary.